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This is a list of pages with major contributions from me. All pages created by me from scratch are highlighted as new (N). For a list of my complete contributions see also my List of images I contributed (also available as a Gallery. For Images from other sources which I found for wikipedia see the List of my public domain images.
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Pages related to Swimming
- Swimming
- History of swimming (N)
- List of swimming styles (N)
- Front crawl
- Butterfly stroke
- Backstroke (N)
- Breaststroke (N)
- Medley swimming (N)
- Freestyle swimming
- List of water sports (N)
- DLRG (N)
- Drowning
Pages related to Japan
- Gon, the Little Fox (N)
- North Korean abductions of Japanese
- Japanese atomic program (N)
- Japanese toilet (N)
- Naruto whirlpool (N)
- Japanese Funeral (N)
- Mori Chack (N)
- Kurokawa Kisho (N)
- Enokitake (N)
- Suikinkutsu (N)
- Featured on the Main Page with Picture on April 11th 2004 in the section "Did you know...": "...that a suikinkutsu is a type of Japanese garden ornament and a music device?"
- Itai-itai disease
- Conveyor belt sushi (N)
- Hikikomori (N)
- Parasite singles (N)
- Freeters (N)
- Tsukiji fish market (N)
- List of Japanese cooking utensils (N)
- Abura kiri (N)
- Agemono nabe (N)
- Ami shakushi (N)
- Deba bocho (N)
- Donabe (N)
- Japanese kitchen knives (N)
- Kushi (N)
- Makisu (N)
- Makiyakinabe (N)
- Mushiki (N)
- Nakiri bocho (N)
- Oroshi hocho (N)
- Oroshigane (N)
- Oshizushihako (N)
- Otoshi buta (N)
- Saibashi (N)
- Shamoji (N)
- Suribachi (N)
- Tako hiki (N)
- Takoyakiki (N)
- Tsukemonoki (N)
- Udon kiri (N)
- Unagisaki hocho (N)
- Urokotori (N)
- Usu (N)
- Zaru (N)
- Fugu (added lots of info, then merged with Pufferfish, turned into a Featured Article, and now split again into Fugu & Pufferfish)
- Pufferfish
- Formerly a Featured Article, most content now moved to Fugu)
- Natto
- Sento
- Inuyama
- Oyama-jinja
- Yoshiro Mori (N)
- Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories (N)
- Toyota (not yet completed)
- Toyota Production System (N) (not yet completed)
- 100-yen shop
Miscellaneous Pages
- Infanta Isabella Clara Eugenia of Spain (Expanded)
- Cardinal-Infante Ferdinand (Expanded)
- Jose Rivera (Disambig page)
- Chocim (N)
- Einstein (disambig) (N)
- Margaret Hogg (N)
- Granular material
- Dry quicksand
- Cathedral of Magdeburg (N)
- OMON (greatly expanded)
- Roche limit (Contributions to reach feature status)
- Little Germany, New York (N)
- Autunite (N)
- Cuprite (N)
- Dioptase (N)
- Garnierite (N)
- Murdochite (N)
- Realgar (N)
- Phyllite (N)
- Pyrolusite (N)
- Siderite (N)
- Tennantite (N)
- Wollastonite (N)
- Coconut crab (N)
- Featured on the Main Page on July 13 2004 in the section "Did you know...": "...that the Coconut Crab is the world's largest terrestrial arthropod?"
- Ernst Barlach (N)
- Battle of Mukden (Unstubbed)
- Blosenbergturm (translated from German)
- Dover test (N)
- Solar plexus (almost N, based on a 5 word stub)
- Space burial (N)
- Burial at sea (N)
- Featured on the Main Page on April 26 2004 in the section "Did you know...": "...that the United States Navy practiced burial at sea as recently as World War II?"
- U.S.-led occupation of Iraq: Did a lot of work on U.S.-led coalition against Iraq before merging it with this page, trying to keep the status of the coalition up to date.
- Conscription Crisis: (Almost N, was a nonsense page, created by me from scratch)
- Hans Guido Mutke (N)
- Featured on the Main Page on April 20th 2004 in the section "Did you know...": "...that Hans Guido Mutke claimed to be the first person to break the sound barrier?"
- Rumpler Taube (N)
- Featured on the Main Page on April 19th 2004 in the section "Did you know...": "...that the first military plane mass-produced in Germany was the Rumpler Taube in 1910?"
- Double barreled cannon (N)
- Grenzschutzgruppe 9: Unstubbed.